Bharatia Puratatwa O Jadughar

Archaeology has a close relationship with history. History depends on material, and a historian gets that material largely from archaeologists and anthropologists. Therefore, the place of archaeology is very important in history. But do the artifacts co0llected from archaeological sites have to be preserved scientifically? The place where that is done and is open to the public is called a museum. But there is a lack of good bengali books on this subject according to the curriculum of the National Education Policy. To fill that lack, this book has been written with the aim of presenting a brief history of the spread of archaeology practice and the development of the museum movement during the colonial period. Keeping in mind the undergraduate students, more importance has been given to information than theory. Students of universities where the history of ancient India is taught as a special paper at the postgraduate level and ancient Indian archaeology and museum-related subjects are included, will benifit from regarding the book. Those who study travel or tourism in India will also need the book.